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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: BUDAPEST, HUNGARY Matches Found: 21 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` BATHROOM HOLDS ITS BREATH, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: Although there is never an end Last Line: Rozsa hasn't washed karl's towel in weeks Subject(s): Baths And Bathing; Budapest, Hungary; Rooms BUDAPEST, by NICHOLAS KOLUMBAN Poem Source First Line: I'm above the danube in a rented room Last Line: I'm above the danube in a rented room Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary BUDAPEST, 1945, by GYULA ILLYES Poem Source First Line: It feels good to rest among the rubble Last Line: Like the birds and the children! Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Death; Soldiers BUDAPEST, MARCH 1928: THE GENIUS OF FRIENDSHIP, by SUSAN STEWART Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: There was not so much terror then Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Photography & Photographers; City & Town Life CONFESSION OF LOVE TO BUDAPEST, by SANDOR CSOORI Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: How much trash is whirled by the wind on the streets Last Line: Even if I betray you, I'll be with you Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Confessions DEJA VU (2), by CHRISTINE MCNEILL Poem Source First Line: Budapest is like a stage-set Last Line: And the woman couldn't move on Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Deja Vu FAREWELL, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: Against white buda's walls a vine Last Line: "so melts my heart in thine, my dear" Subject(s): "budapest, Hungary;farewell;" Parting HALL, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: Is where she first hears him Last Line: And tucked inside their gizzards Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Grief IN THE BEDROOM, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: The sheets are linen Last Line: To the creaking on either side of the door Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Rooms IN THE KITCHEN, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: The bare pipes are listening Last Line: Or sand, into the corners of the house Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Cooking And Cooks; Food And Eating LEAVING BUDAPEST, by NICHOLAS KOLUMBAN Poem Source First Line: The dove above the danube Last Line: The length of his country's history Subject(s): Absence; Budapest, Hungary; Farewell MORNING REPORT FROM YOUR ROOM IN BUDAPEST, by NICHOLAS KOLUMBAN Poem Source First Line: The warning flutes of owls wake you Last Line: You left with a thirst Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Childhood Memories; U.s. - Immigration And Emigration OLD WOMAN'S ROOM, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: Is empty again; she's always a-bustle Last Line: With tortoiseshell and her army of bobby pins Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Old Age PANTRY, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: Is the boy's hideaway Last Line: Bedtime nightly drags him out Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Poverty; Winter PARLOR IS PUBLIC, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: And the old woman comes in Last Line: And blacken your tastebuds Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Public Health PARLOR WINDOW, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: Is agape-old, toothless mouth Last Line: In their long, crooked eyes Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Old Age ROZSA IN THE PARLOR, by EMOKE PULAY Poem Source First Line: The pedal of the sewing machine Last Line: Up a stairway of tilting and rolling steps Subject(s): Babies; Budapest, Hungary; Mothers TEST: STAYING THE NIGHT IN THE DOHANYI SYNAGOGUE, BUDAPEST, by FLORENCE WEINBERGER Poem Source First Line: Ther are still so many things Last Line: I would not change my name Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Night; Synagogues THE LAST OF THE ARPADS, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: In buda's lofty castle towers in the chapel of saint john Last Line: Is crushed beneath the ruins of the arpad's ancient throne Subject(s): "budapest, Hungary; TOURIST, by NICHOLAS KOLUMBAN Poem Source First Line: He strolls down vaci street Last Line: That sports a communist donald duck Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Tourists; Travel YOUNG GIRL FROM BUDAPEST, by HENRI MICHAUX Poem Source First Line: In the mild mist of a young girl's breath Last Line: You settle back in such a way that at this moment you are %no more Subject(s): Budapest, Hungary; Girls |
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